Sentence examples for twisted principles from inspiring English sources
Future Of The Left have in their time occasionally felt like a commercial venture, given their ability to write a good chorus, but the dense guitar sounds of new album How To Stop Your Brain In An Accident feels like a return to their twisted principles.
He turns down an easy $5 million walk-away payday for his twisted principle.
Negotiations are under way to sell the land to a mining company representative (Joseph Lyle Taylor) and escape to the city — until Martha's brother (Barlow Jacobs), an Army deserter who was believed to be dead, shows up trailing twisted loyalties and inconvenient principles.
Twisted light is capable in principle of an infinite number of twists, so the data-rate boost on offer is enormous.
The purpose of the paper is to establish the governing equations and the associated natural boundary conditions for a pre-twisted helical beam by variational principles and differential geometry.
The exchange of wood and fibers for wire necessitated a change from twisted to coiled power source exemplifying the Hannah principle in the narrower sense.
First the governing differential equations of motion and the associated natural boundary conditions of a twisted Timoshenko beam undergoing free natural vibration are derived using Hamilton's principle.
The finite element method based on the Hellinger Reissner principle with independent strain is applied to the vibration problem of cantilevered twisted plates and cylindrical, conical laminated shells.
But he has his principles, and when a social worker he admires accuses him of lacking compassion for twisted guys like Pell, he comes back at her with a good answer: "I have compassion.
This slightly twisted assumption is flatly contradicted by the data – it operates on a strange, moralistic "consequences of sex" principle, a mantra that abstinence trumps pragmatism.
Endowing slightly twisted molecules highly emissive in both solution and solid state is of great importance for understanding the principle of maximizing the luminescent efficiency of luminophores.
